MP Hon Jay Ebanks Announces New Security Measures for North Side.

Last Day of URCO Island Energy Consultation.

Cayman Airways Cancels NY Route.

Cayman Airways is preparing to wind down its long-running New York route; Afterpreview screenings in Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac this weekend, pirate thriller "The Bluff" is heading to a global audience; and it’s a wrap on Cayman Arts Festival 2026.

A fifth person is charged in the murder of a 20-year-old in the early hours of Friday morning; weigh in on the Utility Regulation and Competition Office’s draft deterimination on a proposed amendment of Island Energy’s Transmission and Distribution Licence; A team of Cayman scientists is at sea this week on a UK‑funded Blue Belt Expedition to study the deep waters around the three islands.

4.30 magnitude earthquake has occurrs 218km SW of George Town

Reports of RCIPS 5th Arrest on Suspicion of Murder

RF Bank 2026 Economic Conference, "AI Tsunami" Issue Adoption Urgency Clarion

Coming up in the news: A Grand Court hearing vanishes from the schedule without explanation — the latest on the case against Sherlock Samuel Bodden. Why a simple resignation left a woman facing an overstaying charge — and what the Chief Magistrate wants WORC to change. A rooftop restaurant, new apartments, and a school‑area parking lot — the Planning Authority’s busy week ahead. A deep‑sea research vessel is in Cayman waters — and scientists are capturing images from 600 metres below the surface. We’ll tell you what they’re hoping to discover. All that and more in our 6 PM News.

LOCAL SPORTS

The Bluff Screening Tomorrow

Premier Andre Ebanks' Statement on Cannabis and Lottery

Central Planning Authority (CPA) Meets This Tuesday

Latest BBC News Summary

Police are currently conducting investigations on Mary street in George Town in relation to a stabbing incident that occured just after 4:30am this morning; local law firm, HSM, is raising red flags about how it believes upcoming immigration changes could limit job mobility for work permit holders; and Cayman Arts Festival 2026 wraps up tomorrow night

The Premier says the Law Reform Commission is almost finished with its initial review looking at how the country can implement two referendum matters, supported by voters back April and Cabinet gives the green light to draft the country's first-ever Housing Act with accompanying regulations.

Coming up in the news: The Premier gives an update on the decriminlsation of ganja and lotteries following the general referendum. The Opposition wants answers after the Premier hints at possible changes to key revenue measures—why they say the budget could now be at risk. A verdict delayed in a high‑profile sexual assault case — the latest from the courts is next. A visitor accused of evading duties returns to court next week — the latest details also coming up. A curfew, doorstep checks, and a no‑contact order — we have the update on a West Bay man’s upcoming court appearance faceing possessing an offensive weapon. All that and more in our 6 PM News.